Dusty Somers

"The Effect," helmed by "Succession" writer and executive producer Lucy Prebble, leaves behind plenty to ponder.

Theatre Battery's latest production is suffused both with small moments of ramshackle razzle-dazzle and truly dazzling musical heights.

The American history musical can be a lumpy creation, so packed with factual detail that any narrative momentum grinds to a halt. That’s not the case with “Suffs.”

After making its world premiere in 2015, "Come From Away" returns to the stage where some of its first audiences saw it.

“A Klingon Christmas Carol,” which reworks the Charles Dickens story, is on stage at the Seattle Center Armory's Center Theatre.

Iconic characters are something of a calling card for Richard Nguyen Sloniker. This time, the UW grad gets to show off his comic ability.

The Sound Theatre Company commemorates a milestone this year with a concert-version reprise of one of its most beloved productions.

“Young Dragon: A Bruce Lee Story” tells the story of the pop-culture icon when he was a young adult living in Seattle.

Despite some knockout performances and a talented ensemble, Village Theatre's "Grease" fails to end on a strong note.

A local scenic and sound designer has plans to open a black-box theater space that can seat between 100-150 near the Fremont-Wallingford border.